The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-20

WV essIPNS soa rf&fsNa - As0~s"'
dsnns The year 1850. record that |,
surpassed by no, . iev places 10 hi,
state
G. IL. Birch has rcsigned - stAtiol
aseIi ~ Bennington for the Bcaninstor
4 Bstlssa road. sad his assistant, FrAnl
10. Msitisoe. formerly Of Rotlaud, hes beef
sppoinsed ticket agent there
ope ny PtIscr Gill Hill pain quioke
and 10 a better str~ngshener ,bsa doxsi
other kinda
/ II is stated that the late Truman N
Post Of ~ Louis. the pioneer Of Con
gfegsiion siism ~ the West, learned Laiii
grsmmsf IRON book issiened to the ban
die 81 has plo~ .hen be uAs Vernon
i.tm-ba
We ssole portion u our space Thu
xekt- Yours Tor Health. the woman
sure TREND It's popularity Is on the in
cr-s--,
Dea NJ. A. Clark OF Brooktield recently
celebrstsi hi. SO,h birthday. Among u,
guests were three Who we're over 30 year
Of age sud several over so The combined
ages Of fourteen persons y bo we're present
vas Hos ysA.s
Lydia l. Pinkhams Liver Pills are fsI
superior to all Others for biliousnsss and
kidney compIsin,s go. ct all druggists,
A telegram from Collector Smalley "a
Deputy Collector Burleson announces
that, by order Of the secretary OF the
treasury. the embargo on the importation
Of Montreal horses iuto the States has
been removed.
Neuralgia. rheumatism, erysipelss. tu-
mors. swellings. sore throat, toothache
aud ell other pains and aches are promptly
cured by Salvation Oil. Price 25c. Sold
everywhere.
There will be hearing Saturday. Janu-
airy 20. before Judge veazsy - chancellor'
10 the reports Of L. p. ellison ~ receiver
and p. r. Kendall Is special master in the
affairs Of the Dorset Marble company.
Hermann" is up to nm extraordinary
number OF tricks with bis nimbls hsnds;
but be will never take 10 q much, or %
many to the square inch. ~ DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup in its big raid on coughs OF
colds.
Wlllismstown is considerably excited
about the prospect OF q railroad, the Gen.
trail Vermont authorities having promised
to extend the Barre branch to Williams
town village il the latter town will pledge
them $4,000. A town. meeting is called
to see If the town will bond for that
amount.
In all diseases OF the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be non-
irritating. The medical profession has
been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfac.
tory can be accomplished with douches,
suuffs. powders, syrinses. striusents, or
any similar application, because they are
all irritating, do not thoro ughly reach the
affected surfaces and should be abandoned
as worse than failures A multitude OF
persons who have for years borne oil the
worry and pain that catarrh can afhict.
testify to radical and permanent cures
wrought by Elys Cream Balm.
Thomas Burk Of Lincoln, aged 20 years,
started last Saturday to go across lots from
the residence OF James Csughlin 10 Lin
coin to that OF Richard Brown. and Sun
day morning he WAS found with his legs
frozen SOLID below the knees and his face
and hands badly frost bitten. He cannot
recover.
Norwich University, founded by Capt.
Alden Plastridee 10 1916 Ut Norwich. and
locsted at Mortified since 1865, has
creditsble record 10 the civil war. Among
its graduates are counted the names OF II
generals, 20 colonies, 40 field officers, IS
captains and l43 lieutensnts.
Fred. Lawson, resident Of North
Troy, Was found dead on the road leading
from tue woods where be had been chop
ping 10 West Newport His axe was found
leaning against tree; few spots OF blood
were on his face, aud il is supposed that
he got hurt and started for home but failed,
aud. getting chilled, death relieved his
suiiering-.
The broad lake closed over at Bnrling-
ton Sunday, Jan. 8. The Free Press says
this Is the earliest that the lake has closed
over in ~ years With but two exceptions.
In 1868 the ''ate VAS January 7aud 10 1884
JanusfyS The average date for the past
10 years is January 80. During this time
how, yer. there were four years when the
lake di ~, close Al all 1925, 1884, 1912,
and 1850.
Cyril O. u,e the boy whose skull WAS
crushed in by the coasting accident 81
Rutland diei 40 ,ut 6 o'clock Thursday
night H. was IL years aud six months
old. Physioisns thought it encouraging
that he lived 50 long and considered IL
barely possible that he might recover.
Is still alive and there 10 good
reason 10 expect bis recovery.
The directors OF the base ball sssocia-
lion OF Rutland have been vigorously at
work this week and have secured $1,000 TO |
The ball fund It is hoped that The $500 |
will oil be subscribed this week.
Hon. b D. Smslley Of Burlington. col
sctor Of customs for the district Of Yer
mont has ,eleg~pbed to Deputy Collector
rwobey at Montreal that until further or
iers the importation Of horses from Mon
real into the district OF Vermont il pro-
bibited on account OF the prevalence Of
,lsnders among horses 10 Montreal. Dr.